Wikipedia talk:WikiProject Architecture

Peer review

Any ideas why the peer review section is still featuring reviews that have been closed? Rublamb (talk) 21:01, 25 July 2026 (UTC)

Talk:Three Dikgosi Monument#A-class review

Was wondering if anybody could check out my informal nomination. — splains (💬/📝) 22:02, 25 July 2026 (UTC)

Request for independent review of revised architect biography

I am Kas Oosterhuis, the subject of Kas Oosterhuis, and therefore have a disclosed conflict of interest.

I have prepared a substantially revised and expanded version of the article at User:Kas Oosterhuis/sandbox, with additional independent sources and a revised structure.

I have submitted a formal conflict-of-interest edit request at Talk:Kas Oosterhuis, but because the proposal concerns an architect and is a substantial revision rather than a single edit, I thought an editor from WikiProject Architecture might be interested in reviewing it.

I am not asking for the draft to be accepted as written. I would welcome independent assessment, corrections, reductions or restructuring as considered appropriate under Wikipedia's policies.

Thank you.

Kas Oosterhuis (talk) 12:48, 5 August 2026 (UTC)

Research inquiry — 1954 Cultural Delegation to West Germany

Hello,

I am researching a 1954 cultural delegation to West Germany led by Clair W. Ditchy, then President of the American Institute of Architects, on behalf of the AIA. The delegation was assembled to advise on postwar reconstruction and included some of the most celebrated figures in twentieth century American design and architecture.

The confirmed delegation roster includes:

Charles and Ray Eames Richard and Dione Neutra George Nelson Richard Lippold Karl Kamrath J. Byers Hays Donald Sultner-Welles Thomas M. Beggs

The group's journey was eventful — the aircraft caught fire over Nova Scotia en route to Europe, an incident later recalled by Robert Motherwell in interview.

I have a photograph of the delegation that I believe is of genuine historical significance. Several figures in the photograph remain unidentified, and I have not yet located official correspondence or documentation related to the trip's planning, activities, or outcomes.

I am currently pursuing research through the AIA Archives, the Library of Congress, and the Archives of American Art at the Smithsonian. I am also reaching out to the Eames Foundation.

If any editors have encountered references to this delegation in their own research, or have suggestions for additional archives or sources to explore, I would be very grateful to hear from you.

Thank you.

Jamie Gannon Jcgannon (talk) 15:31, 18 August 2026 (UTC)

Edit requests at Talk:Dumbleton Hall

Two conflict-of-interest edit requests are open at Talk:Dumbleton Hall — a build-date correction sourced to the Historic England listing, and an update to the present-day section. Both are short and cited. If anyone here has a moment to review them, it would be appreciated. I have a declared connection to the subject, which is why I'm not editing the article directly. Leodw45 (talk) 12:12, 22 September 2026 (UTC)

AfD: CarProperty.com

The article CarProperty.com is up for deletion; discussion is at Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/CarProperty.com (3rd nomination). This WikiProject may have relevant expertise. All editors are welcome to comment whether you support keeping or deleting. Robert-Cross-2804 (talk) 19:23, 25 September 2026 (UTC)

Vogue Cinema Possilpark – Art Deco cinema reassessment

The Vogue Cinema Possilpark, a Category C(S) listed Art Deco cinema in Glasgow dating from 1933, has recently been nominated for Good Article status.

I would welcome input from editors interested in historic cinemas and Art Deco architecture, particularly regarding the article's architectural coverage and its current Low-importance assessment.

The existing discussion can be found at the article's talk page.

Thank you. ~~ Zebvandewalle (talk) 20:07, 28 September 2026 (UTC)